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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
6
Henry Gentry a negro tried to break into a widow Mrs Lambs home. His shooting of Constable Jim Mitchell led to a mob burning Gentry and his companion after capturing them. Sheriff Burkes and Judge Robinson urged restraint as crowds gathered and dispersed.
Collier's National shows up McGuire in a heated exchange over past votes and a response blaming Collier's for political gain. The Enid Events quotes McGuire calling Collier's a subsidized attack dog and its editors as muckrakers. The piece questions whether such tactics sway Oklahoma voters amid high literacy and radicalism.
From Wednesday's Daily Mrs C Stubblefield hosted a dinner for the bridal party in Ada with yellow decor and cut flowers. The reception followed at First Baptist church with a ring ceremony officiated by Rev C Stubblefield, then congratulations at the couple's departure for Kansas City and Missouri summer plans.
Ad parades Dr King s New Discovery as a steadfast remedy for cold cough flu and lung disease claiming it defeats stubborn colds croup asthma hay fever and whooping cough. Promises satisfaction and notes trial bottle free at G M Ramsey s.
J P Tarkington and his daughter Des sie were adjudged insane Thursday and sent to the hospital for the insane at Norman yesterday afternoon. The 65 year old Tarkington, father of W T Tarkenton the wood man, had shown mental derangement for years and fought as four men escorted him to the depot. He prayed and preached, fearing enemies who would harm him.
A prominent organizer of the Royah Constitutional Convention and advocate for single statehood is described as a longtime leader in the framing of a landmark human rights bill. He served as member and president of the convention and later as a lobbyist for farmers, while operating a National Bank in Ardmore and maintaining a farm near Tishomingo. Joe Islinger suffered a broken left arm in a wrestling accident with Doc Couch and Bill James, with Doctors Hartman and Faust treating him. Champlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is touted as the world’s most successful medicine for bowel ailments.
Word from Sasakwa says former Wigwam editor Wm Felter now roff Eagle head wed Mary Mahan in a quiet ceremony at Shawnee on June 26. The couple are social favorites in Sasakwa and the Wigwam notes the secrecy of the nuptials. Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for muscle soreness and rheumatism, sold by all dealers.
Hon Jas A Norman of Muskogee visits the Cherokee nation and speaks on his candidacy for the State Corporation Commission. He stresses democratic unity, favors nonlawyer representation on the board, two cent railroad fares, the guarantee law, the grandfather clause, and equal protection for all. He points to district vote dynamics and urges Democrats to distribute state officers across districts for broad satisfaction.
An old advertisement claims modern pies taste worse due to weakened digestion. It argues Electric Bitters tones the stomach liver kidneys and bowels to restore boyhood health and appetite. The product sells for 50 cents at G. M. Ramsey's.
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